I use Linux Mint too! Be sure to learn how to use the terminal since that's how you're gonna be managing most of your packages, whether it be using dpkg (a.k.a. Apt, which is the default package manager on Debian-based distros) or Flatpak. Also, neofetch will show a lot of your system specs. Furthermore, the oft-memed "sudo" command basically does the same thing as running a certain command as administrator in Windows.

I'm sorry to hear that

Damn, what a coincidence, I just switched over to Linux Mint myself like, three days ago. Didn't want to be left out in the lurch when Microsoft kills support for Windows 10 and had no interest in trying to upgrade to their shoddy, AI-ridden, bloated joke of an OS that is Windows 11.

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